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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15
THE PoRTER,s LITTLE GAME.
Not Content with Ordinary Robbery Ht
BunkOed the Passengers,


@There is one sleeping car porter in this
country who'll not die poor, if thrift and
smartness count for anything" said a gentle
man who has just returned from "trip to
California. Soon after we left Omaha the
porter of our car began to talk baseball and
to let us all know that he was a baseball
crank. He grew rather familiar, too, consid-
ering his station, but nobody objected, for it
is always best on a cross country trip to keep
on the good side Of the porter. Among the
passengers were several gentlemen who take
little interest in baseball, and So along in
the afternoon, when the porter told about the
sport some passengers had had the week be-
fore, and suggested that jus to kill time we
initiate their example. the gemmen maxim
up baseball pool at S. a guess, de gemmen
guessin' clostist to de way de fo' league games
comes out to take de pot there were seven
responses. After the money bad been paid
into the hands Of one who was selected to act
as stakeholder, and the subscribers had written
out their guesses and signed their names to
them, the porter humbly asked permission to
come in.
Though we all thought the chap was dis
playing considerable freshness, SO long as he
had suggested the scheme, in which we had
begun to take a good deal Of interest, there
was no one to object. So the porter put up
his S and filed his guess with the stakeholder.
The next day we got a paper at Cheyenne.
and you can imagine how surprised we were
when we discovered that only one man in the
party had named the four winners, and that
man the porter. The way the fellow grinned
when be put the $40 away in his pocket made
me feel suspicious, and so, later on, when
another pool Of the same kind was proposed, I
decided to stay out and keep an eye on the
porter. About 3 o'clock the train stopped at
little station, and l saw the porter making
a break for the telegraph Office When he
came out be had a message, which he was
reading eagerly. He sat down in the smok-
ing car and scrubbed something on piece of
paper, carefully consulting his message as Ice
did SO, and then walked back to the sleeping
car, remarking that he'd give the gemmen a
posted with the stakeholder five dollar bill
in the smoking car.
Having found out what his game was I
took the stakeholder one side and said to him:
This darby is bunkoingus 1t is now ALTERS
O'Clock. In New York and Boston it is after
s. The games have been played. We haven't
been thinking of that, but this darby has.
He just received message telling him which
clubs won, and he has named those clubs here.
and expects to take our money just as he did
yesterday
$50 the stakeholder and l took out all the
guesses, changed them all to read the same
clubs that the porter had named. and put them
back. Then we posted the other fellows
Next day when the returns were opened and
it was found that each guesser had named
the four winners, it was worth five times
s. apiece to us to see the expressions which
chased each each other up and down that
shrewd darky's face. Chicago Herald.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15

1t Is getting to be a diversion with OH
swells to visit the Bowery variety theaters.
am fond OF the variety theater myself. There
Is always some good actingof its kind to be
seen there, and even when the acting is not
over line, or the fun over refine |, it is anus.
Ing SO drop in for an idle hour once in n
while and see an act or two, watch clog
dance and listen to banjo SOLO And have
noticed lately that some faces not unfamiliar
to me on the avenue shed the light of their
patronage on the playhouse of the proletariar.
L can remember some years ago when it was
the fad with the riskier young women of
upper tendon to put on their thickest wells
and have themselves escorted to certain re-.
sorts on Sixth avenue, not unknown TO the
police The variety theater is rather mild
excitement after this, and is not likely to
bring about such scene as once shared in at
the Empire Garden, when a certain lively
broker of my acquaintance discovered his
wife and his sister with couple of friends
and Columbia college brother for escort.
taking IN the reves of the night
But when beauty and fashion lend their
countenance to the dog fight and cock pit.
there is no philosophy III being astonished at
any minor eccentricity they may indulge in.
'e'ei"i tiiiioo u III inS Tue WINTER just passed a
young churchman, whom / know and who
has fancy for sporting dogs and fowl, has
entertained his friends, male and female, with
the diversions of the fancy. He owns a hand
some place in the upper part of the town,
whose situation is quite isolated enough to
hold 1T from interference from the police.
The arrangement of his cellar as field for
the bellicose exercises of his pets and the ac-
commodation of his guests is quite ingenious.
have never taken advantage of his invita-
TONS to participate in these festivals. [ have
no fancy for the sport. But know that he
has had full houses several times since last
Christmas and that the guests who enioyed
his hospitality would be very much en-
baraSsed 50 see their names in print-Alfred
Trumble in New York News
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All notices OF Employment. or Situations war,ec.
viii be charged FOR the OF ve cents Der Hire
per week; no notice for less than 3 cents
All For Sales Or other business notices win be
charged for at the of 10 cents per lire v- weg
no business notice taken for legs than 80 cents
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FOUND.

T~1f- xr>-s rzsz-aHs sszxss stxns< -E..ar g-2ss -
sn1 k3~Ek1ytsx r<Os>~sy. EBSS
INOT xD-Fkrvst4 Orwr~s have sane ~ -
IL Ia q EAsss 1<1fs - z<n1<zsaG peypsvsT
L~oEsp-Aa scr<szss beos snua i<<snux. p~rsy .
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"ANTED-Everybodyt to know they can handle
w the simplest, shortest, safest and cheapest
abstract system for number of counties In Kansas
with from 1896 to $50 county. This system Ia at
least thirty times shorter than any OF the old sys
TENS. and any county In the state be kept in
two books for twenty years one man can make up
the books in from)1,.b hree months. Now Is the
time to prepare books or the fall trade. County
rights for sale for the state OF Kansas. Call and
anime the system. Phonetic AbstractinX Co.. ia y.
Main St.. room ~. 2iff
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VXTANTED-To place loans on long time on farm.
w or business blocks short time chatte
real estate security rates low and prompt
ton. Ashbel Welch. Biting block. i5Sf
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L'oR ThADE-fS1 srves % the v-~y bes, ~ lad IN
II C5wiey county. Kan. Udsn. very snail
incumbgsHce. VIII trade fos rs<idsac= ia wsrsfts
for stricsiy choice vacant lots Without fnr-sn
brsncs. L. D. Ls~eaiit Room 20 2 tttns Hsacn.
pBsfs
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nv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and business men 20
w know that the National Accountant Rlreau
offers unsurpassed facilities for the procurement OF
nr3tciass men and women for positions book
keepers and accountants. Business who want
efficient help. and expert bookkeepers who give
nrst class references and want situations would do
well by addressing U.s. ONCE for the state OF Kansas
at the Southwestern business college wichita Fan
q zS-E
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FOR TRADE.

II Off-cB morning OF sthinsf ana su black asdS
j i tan dog. All feet tan and white spot br>nsa
Any one returning SAM 70 1879 y. Emporss ave.
and receive reward dSp
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I oST-Truuk. About two year, ago my uunh
was lost. fell into express oofppany's hands.
sold I'm Wichts for charges In April 1884
told. Wish TO repurchase srficies In a. Tf.s
address o. the purchaser and Preseason viii bs Ifssr
ally paid for. ". 81. Koliock. Peabody. Kan. dpss4
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L,Ok sAL1E-List of my own property. fonna Of
Il which VIII e ! very low, as I an building I
can make long time payments TO suit yurcbas%Fs
- lots on Eilis ave. In the third block south q,
Douglas. little north OF Motor line: good drans2e
avenue; sell part or all
= or 4 lots, sOutheast front Hydraiic and Gilbert
D. lots, Ida IN blocts Of Dou gIas
near the Rock Island passenger depot with i've Ten
ef1ent houses. good income.
: or 4 lots, Ida ave. T.. r. II5coln 81. add: near
street
2 Iots Fourth ave, z. r., in third block south Of
Carey Palace Hotel with good room house
well built In every particular good rent,
- II 18th ave- near school boaae and street cars
ll't .ih ave Eesr school house and street cars.
III
50 or 100 feet southeast front. Emporta and Harry
street cars.
lets Meso ave. 2 p. south Of Harry.
2 or lots Nosley ave. q Y, ljtie nerfh OF Third
or lots Fourth ave and Twelfth. southeast front
roads, "a. and water Inc residence.
Y. with one sroom houte and t~o room homes;
good rer &
lot No. 20 Waco ave, ~ feet, near Motor line
With two tener ent houses good rent
7Ufeef. Shsf N an AZ, q little north 81 Third.
WEST SIDE
or Iots. Maple ave. on high ground. caiks e
Green
Lott IS and r. All HaiIox . ave College Green
~ lots IN College Green.
can make time payments 20 suit sny 81 this
property. THDe. n LYsCH
I0~ 10 z Douglas Ave.
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Is>oE aAlx-A e3s ryenR % Ae<>e hs
ss
II sal teExJ; also sew faskss p1ae<oe ssst haSssns
sry lazy GA sasck sos soSse. Cas- - "a T. Dong
tA&- a. q
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I osr-Bay pony about years old bleniish On IN
j 4 fore knee but not lASns. leave word ~ Kass
Douglas ana get reward d& -
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"ANTED-Borrowers for money; we place money
w at the lowest rates on all kinds OF chatte Sc
curity loans and also second MORTGAGES fsrrns.
Wichita Banking Co.. No. li6 West Douglas ave- SIT
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II OST-On Saturday near the corner OF Lewis and
Il \ Main st.. n parcel clntaininz = b.srs boa ard
pompon- Return 70 1854 4. Water and resolve
ward MA
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Wanted n Situation

you wish TO hire TO me as a Geld handf
queried Farmer Hornypalm of an applicant
Eyes, sir.
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NTANTED-Man-To take the agency OF our safes:
w size 2SxlSx1S inches; weight so lbs; retail
price S3J; rare chance 10 create permanent bust
ness In his own city or locality These safes meet
demand never before supplied by other safe COM
panies, as we are not governed by the safe pool.
Address Alpine Safe Co., Cincinnati. o. i0dl
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NTANTED-Feeliny nxious to locate In Kansas
w would Ike situation either road or In house
with some good firm. groceries preferred; ~ years
experience; the beet OF reference given. Address
John Laberteaux, Benton Haroor, Mich, or Peters
Hardware Co., Emporia Kan 50 3o+
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WANTED.

Nf ANTED-a0 feeding steers. l want TO buv asl
w well graded and 3year old ate raised Zee ding
steers IL psrtes having sny for sale vii, advise me
oy letter where they can be founf, with humber
age and condition. VIII go and see them II q
Campbell III n lmpona ave, wichita. Kan
w.54w
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II OST-Lasf Saturday morning = black and white
i \ light wool shawl on n Central ave. fssrvns-
or fri ST The nnder will please leave IL Wichita
Art Gallery, 10 Main &c. tGNa
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FOR RENT.

LNOR REST-one nicely furnished room squares
II from Douglas ave- Inquire st 80 y Emporia-
1922
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"ANTED-Everybodyt to know that Humphrey
w Pools addition Is the best and che peat sub
urban property In Wichita. Call on J. L. Humphrey
& Son, lC9 Eagle block. Si24t
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\ OsT-A in cornet m Juthp'ecs rttrd into q N
= fat shank. Thursday Ing Tcnth ssrp>s.
b. tween Waco and Lawrence ave Toe moathpiecs
De ari rim. silver y ated. he shank bfa~s TIE
rnde' will favor by leaving the same ~ ,.
T. Staff1rd'- grocery. IsAs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15

WANTED-Borrowers for money first mort
w cages on farms. If you want to renew your
old loans at low rate OF interest call on u.s. Wien
ita Banking Co., No. ll6 W Douglas ay.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

CHAS E. BARBER,
Attorney Law; associate counsel with Cen Beul.
r. Butler FOR Burton Car Co. and solicitor OF Ameri-
eau and Foreign patents; otices Washington. ID. c.,
and Wichita Kan; Wichita ONCE with Burton Car
Company. oIul-u
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WANVED.

WANTED-A good uprisht, honest man as part
w ner with s3t 10 Ssel IN ready money In first
class iayin< business. paying Iol cent prors VIII
bear Investigation. Apply at 81 E. Douglas ave.
dSs e
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LNOR REST-A new RI ON house. No. s24 South
II Water street; barn outbuildinss and fence all in
good repair. Apply at n A. English Co.'S, III n.
Main st. i12Ss
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" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. parties to full feed 800
w head OF high grade 3-yearold steers IS to 100
head lots. Steers were fed corn last winter Call
on or address Walter Z. Treadweu, Anthony. Kas.
IF
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"ANIED-BorroweI for money on first mort
w cages on farms II you want to renew J our
Old loans at low rate of interest cal! u.s. Wich-
ita Banking Co., No. ll6 W. Douglas 52tfw1stt
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Hardwood Lumber Buyer.
Wanted An experienced and competent
buyer of hardwood lumber. Address. giving
reference and expected salary. "Orient." care of
Journal Office, until 22d inst.
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To Architects, SeuIpters and Designers.
Office Of the Board OF Commissioners Of the State
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July IL, 1887.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July IL, 1887.
The Commission will receive at their Office in the
city of Indianapolis. or before the 18th day of
December, 1887, designs and plans and specifications
for State Soldiers and Sailors Monument. or Mo-
mortal Hall, Monument aud Memorial Hall esfs-
bined, to be erected the grounds known Circle
Park in the city OF Indianapolis IA city of 100 900
Inhabitants aud the capital State of frdiana)
diana. approved March j. 1897 approuri ating the
of two hundred thousand dollars, and directing
the expenditure of the ard additional donations
for the erection of said structnre.
Such plans and designs are offered win be sub
mitted to thorough examination of board of three
competent experts to be elected by this board con-
sisting of architect builder and civil en-
gineer; whose names vii, be announced to competitors
upon their selection and prior to their OF
the plans.
AL plans nj specifications and designs. in order to
receive attention from this board must be acconpa
led by full description of the work ana materials 10
detail of the of every portion OF the work. and OF
the total of the which must not exceed TWO
hundred and twenty thousand dollars
One thousand dollars win he paid as premium Tor
by this Commission and five hundred dollars for the
second best subject to The terms and condtions or
the law but no premium will be paid If no plan or de-
sign is adopted
packages containing plans or designs must DO fully
rrenaid All rejected plans will be- returned at
err q risk and cost the board being responsible only
for due care in delivery Of same for shipment
stood TO be subject the terms. conditions and linn
itatons of the law and the right of the Board of Com
missoncrs to reject the same is hereby reserved.
For further information copy of tho law diagram
and description of the location, rules governing the
competitions, and instructions to competitors, etc. ap
P'' = ''' GEORGE ). LANGSDALE, President.
JAS. r. GookiNs Secretary. I
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Items from the Courts.

OFFENDERS SENTENCED BY THE CRIMINAL @ CURT
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, Henry Wat
son was sent to the work house for five days for
petit larceny Arthur Pheltier, charged with
stealing a mall sum of money, released
ioater, and Henry Sutton fined S. and costs for
assault and battery.
PLEAS OF TWO WOMEN FOR DIVORCE.
Ella Phenix has applied for q divorce from
VIM. Phenx, alleging abandonmenG They
were married in 1854. and lived together until
June e. this year. On that day, she says, her
husband came home mad. put her out of the
Josephine Bsbcock wants q legal separatio n
from William Babcock, because be deserted her
two years ago. They were married in 1862 and
have raised = large family Of children She al
leges that since her husband left her she has had
support the children and asks that the court
continue them in her care.
ooN-KEEPERs BEFORE THE COURT.
Henry Deluse, the saloon keeper arrested on
Sunday was fined SIS and costs by acting
Mayor Feibleman yesterday morning. The
costs and fine amounted to but $25 and he paid
the bill without a murmur. The deputy sheriffs
have begun tho arrest Of the keepers indicted by
nearly ali the proprietors in the city who have
not been previously fined for selling the
Fourth. Those arrested yesterday were Fred
erlck P1ueeer, OF East street, who was indicted
in three cases; Frederick Heyer. Indicted in four
cases. and Frederick Lichtenauer, of West In
diaEapolis. indicted on four charges. The men
all gave bail.
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PettiS, Bassett&Co.
THE ELECTION CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
The Jury to Be Selected This Afternoon
Judge Claypool Will Assist Mr.. Sellers.

The trial of the tally sheet changers 10 to begin
ut o'clock this afternoon in the United States
District Court, before Judge VIM. A. Woods. at
which time the impaneling of the jury will
begin. This will probably take UP nearly. if not
all, the afternoon. but If any time should rem au
the opening statement of the prosecution will
be made though evidence will be taken
until Wednesday. Some of the jurors arrived
yesterday. Sixty men have been summoned
from among whom the twelve will be selected.
One of the jurymen, whose name was drawn,
Clark Griggs. of Brooklyn, Morgan county, his
since died. Samuel Davidson, Of Lafayette
and A. B. Pendlston, of Nineveh. have been
excused on account of sickness. II is thought
that an additional member of talesmen may he
demanded.
Jason b. Brown, who years ago rose to fame
as criminal lawyer through his de-
Tense of members OF the Reno gang
mt Seymour, has been engaged to aid Byfield &
Rowland in the defense of Coy. Sullivan, Bern
dieted- Congressman Bynum will appear for
the defense of his law partner Albert Il. Beck.
Henry n. Spaan proposes TO ask to be allowed
TO take the witness stand In his own behalf, in
which case Mr. ByIum will examine
him. Ia cross-exs mining witnesses Mr..
own case. He says he has no fear
whatever that a fair trial will injure him, as he
will be able to show that he was there at the can
yassfng board as an attorney for Sheriff-elec
King. Recorder-elect Brink, and County Clerk
elect Sullivan.
suited with an assistant Judge Claypool Sc
lected bv the committee OF one hundred was
late yesterday afternoon accepted by Mr. Sellers
TO aid him In the prosecution.
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THE latest things IN parlor goods at VIM L.
Elders
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oRAsers, bananas. figs. dates. schahfner'a
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either good -nature6 ridicule or indignation
mingled with contempt The party in this State
belongs to man and to no set of men. Its
leadership will be won. not by personal intrieues.
but by demonstrated capacity to guide and in
spire party action through practical methods to
beneficent results,
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MUST EMPLOY UNION MEN oNL

MUST EMPLOY UNION MEN ONLY.
Tho hod-carriers in The employ of Peter
Weaser, the contractor, are giving him con-
siderable trouble because he saw fit to employ q
man who was not member of the union.
Yesterday morning nearly all his men employed
on the various buildings around the city quit
work and refused to go back until the nom
1nion man was discharged. The trouble was
compromised in the afternoon by the new
laborer paying 81 and becoming member of
the union.
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The Franklin Insurance Go.

To whom it may concern:
It having come TO our knowledge that sundry
evil minded parties have been circulating various
false rumors in this city and throughout the
State concerning the Franklin Insurance Co., We
desire hereby to certify that the company will
continue to do business at the old stand, and
that the company is good now as it ever was.
ard we hereby heartily recommend it as deserv-
ing of the patronage Of the people of Indianap-
oils and the State at large. We are satisfied that
all just claims will be as literally settled and
promptly paid in the future as in the past
Its capital of $3.50. 900 is fully paid M. besides
which it has large surplus. and all of its means
are loaned in this city and State.
J. z. ROBERTSON, President.
G.. ScHMUcK Secretary.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 16, 1887.
Having investigated the affairs OF the Frank
lin Insurance Company, of this city, We fully
recommend it deserving of the patronage of
the people of this city and the State at large.
s. A. FLETCHER e. Co., Bankers.
v. T.. MALoTT,
President The Indiana National Bank.
VIM. P. GALLUP.
President MeEidian National Bank.
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HARDWOOD Lumber BUYER

FRESH oysters. fruits. etc schafner's.
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Republican Harmony.

New York Malt aud Express.
Here in this State the party harmony is so
complete and genuine that the most ingenious
and desperate efforts of sefretired party faction
leaders 10 regain their grin on the Republican
confidence which they BETRAYED have provole
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UEAIH OF a bUf fiUNI iUChJAW.
Robert Lankin, aged fourteen years. died OF
lockjaw at the residence of his parents. No. 81
st. Joseph street, last evening. On the evening
of July he was shooting fireworks. and stick
out of rocket penetrated his knee joint. The
wound allowed to 60 without medca!
treatment until Sunday, when Dr. Henry
Jameson was called and removed the spinters.
The injury resulted in lockiaw, from which he
suffered two days before death occurred.
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superior Court suit. Flied Yesterday.

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany vs.. Myron b. Williams ct AL. suit for fore
closure OF mortgage. Demand, $1,000.
Ella Phenix. VS.. VIM. Phenix; complaint for
Aivorce. Allegation. cruel treatment.
Josephine Babcock VIM. Babcock: COM
plant for divorce Allegation, failure to pro-
vide
Henry T. Soude va. Thos. w. Landlord. De-
mand. 800.